is this a weed, a wild plant - please help
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
I have a tree in my front yard and under the tree all of a sudden some leaves started started growing out of the ground and now they are spreading all around sporadically. I tried to uproot one of the plants and see that there is a dense network of thin roots. How can i get rid of these? Please see pics below. Thanks
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